Thank you for your email received by us on 15 March 2017 asking for documentation over the last 12 months on proposals to increase train frequency to Enfield Town.
Your request has been considered in accordance with the requirements of the Freedom of Information (FOI) Act and our information access policy. You asked for the following:
Last year you provided information on your plans for an increased train frequency to enfield town. Can you please provide the latest documentation you hold on these proposals, including any analysis, status reports, plans or communication with other public bodies (e.g. National Rail, Mayor of London, London Borough of Enfield etc.) you've carried out in the past 12 months.
Unfortunately we do not hold the information you have requested as there has been no further development since our previous response of 12 May 2016 (ref 0127-1617), when we advised that: ‘Subject to agreement with National Rail and availability of funding for new rolling stock, we plan to increase service levels between London Liverpool Street and Enfield Town from 4 trains per hour during peak periods and 2 trains per hour off-peak to 4 trains per hour all day with the addition of a 2 trains per hour shuttle between Seven Sisters and Enfield Town in the Peak (07:30-09:30 and 16:30-19:30) in May 2019. The additional shuttle services in the peak would require the use of the chord connecting the Tottenham & Hampstead and Southbury lines as a turn-back. We continue to work with Network Rail to confirm the feasibility of these services in terms of conflicts with East Anglia Franchise services to / from Hertford East and impacts on level crossings’.
The concession agreement will be published on our website once it has been finalised.
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Yours sincerely
Jasmine Howard
FOI Case Officer
Information Governance
Transport For London
